Name/Title
Lord of AttentionSecondary Title
Gerald Stanley Lee & the Crowd Metaphor in Industrializing AmericaDescription
An examination Gerald Stanley Lee's life, career and his advocacy of advertising in 1920s America.Context
Gregory W. Bush is an associate professor of history (primarily American history) and director of the Institute for Public History. This book is centered around the life and professional career of Gerald Stanley Lee, a Congregational minister and writer who had an obsessive interest in crowd psychology. Lee's fascination with social thought contributed to the rise of mass marketing and public relations in the early twentieth century.Book Details
Author
Gregory BushPublisher
The Massachusetts PressPlace Published
City
AmherstState/Province
MassachusettsCountry
United StatesContinent
North AmericaDate Published
1991Place Printed
Country
United StatesContinent
North AmericaISBN
0-87023-724-1Notes
Pages: 224Copyright
Copyright Holder
The University of Massachusetts PressCopyright Date
1991Created By
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